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Sure, but a lot of it was down to the players still having some Arsène Wenger drilled on them, coupled with a more "pragmatic" manager.
As soon as the last Arsène philosophy drops ran dry we nose dived a lot because the players just could not understand what Unai wanted from them.
The fact that we look to be recovering mentally is huge in context.
Not only that, but even in the big wins under Emery, such as United at home we got absolutely battered but guys like OnlyOne were too blind to see this.
Against United at home with Arteta I think they had one semi decent chance, but the result was the same and yesterday against Wolves they had one decent chance.
We do look much better I think and theres a good base to build from.